united latin american citizens. it's a 90-year-old organization that has a long history of fighting against violence against mexican americans, mexicans, latinos and immigrants, and like you said, kendis, beto o'rourke is here. he's been here all week. he led the rally, he led the march, and he was at the very front joining in the chants for gun reform now. he spoke at the rally, and he called for common sense gun reform legislation. we talked to people before the march, and i want you to hear what they had to say. >> i grew up in the '60s and '70s, the civil rights movement and the chicano movement of that time, and here we are back to square one. we've got racist tendencies as we did in the '50s and '60s and '70s. i did not think that i would ever see this again. >> we came here to show our